Faylinn's Quest

You play as Faylinn, and she's on a quest. That's just good advertising. This game has crazy attention to detail to choices you make, in combat and out, with a wealth of both combat and field skills to make things interesting. Character art and writing is top notch especially. And hey, I spent over 200 to back this game, and I think it was worth every penny.

Honestly, I don't like giving bad reviews but the game just isn't worth the money in my opinion. The scenes are just texts and one pic. The game play very grinding and kinda hard if you play the normal way. Very unforgiving you lose battles or aren't quick enough for traps you can lose items. The story line isn't half bad but that doesn't keep me intrigued enough to keep grinding.

I have to say that I regret getting this game. I played (grinded) it a lot to finish it, let me say that the gameplay is really nice, some characters are amazing. But, the story forces you to play or watch scenes of every character, no matter if you like them or not. Every time I read... Meanwhile, I already was rolling my eyes, since the author believed that watching random or all characters sex scenes was something everyone would love. I for one would really like to only see scenes or play with my protagonist. If I wanted to see some random character scene I'd go after them, and most of them you can't even have scenes, just watch them with others for whatever reason. In general is a game I finished once, and will never do it again, like I said, it was fine, but the amount, and it's not small of them of scenes I'm forced to watch made me even uncomfortable tbh. So, yeah, I can't say I recommend this unless you're into this kind of fetish.

I played "Faylinn's Quest" with the NSFW patch, and for the most part, I liked the game. I would’ve preferred not having unavoidable heterosexual scenes plop up, but I had fun, found the story somewhat interesting, and the fights enjoyable, if repetitive. There's a lot of grinding. (7/10)

Note: Be aware this game is still in Early Access, so some of this review may be invalidated by later changes. Story/Plot: Faylinn's Quest is about a half-demon woman named Faylinn (it would be odd if it was someone else ;) ) who is burdened by a traumatic past. Eventually must confront her past, while trying to figure out what the future holds for her. For a small indie game, there is actually lot of going on here such as branching story lines, multiple romance options, decisions that actually count. Visuals: The graphics of the game remind me of a late era NES/early SNES whether it is the combat screens, or the anime art for the characters. I admit I would have liked more CGs, but overall what is here is good. My biggest complaint is that I am not a fan of the artist used, but that is a minor quibble. Gameplay: This plays like an early JRPG of the NES era. Combat his handled by a screen where you can choose to attack, use a special skill/magic, use an item, or defend. Outside of combat you can explore towns, and what not. However, this is where I think is the game's biggest weakness. The first is you will have to engage in a lot of random encounters, etc. to earn experience and raise stats or job points. This can take a very long time unless you cheat or use a save editor. The other thing is that sometimes you have to use a keyboard, or else a mouse to access things; however this isn't done o a consistent basis. Finally, sometimes what you may need to do is really explained, though it is easy enough to muddle through to find out what you need to do. Sound/Music: The music is fine for a game like this, though I did end up turning it down to listen to other stuff in the background. The sound effects are likewise serviceable for a game like this. The game does have voices, but they only seem to show up during some intimate/sex scenes. I would prefer to either go full voice (but that's expensive, and probably not feasible) or don't use voices at all. Difficulty: The difficulty isn't to bad, but you will be engaged in a lot of grinding for experience and job points. The other thing that may make this a tough game to beat is sometimes you don't know what your next stop might be. Extras/Achievements: The game has no Steam trophies at the time of this review, though it does boast of some trophies within the game itself. Recommendation: Could I recommend the game? My answer would be yes. For what it offers, I felt the price was more than fair (though this can be legitimately argued). The other reason is that the dev was quite good about fixing bugs when it was revealed to them so this raised my good will. However, it is still in Early Access, so that could put some people off and is perfectly understandable.

pretty solid indie game. been playing it a few hours and while it did get slow down for a minute, once i finish grinding for a bit i can get back to progessing. which is pretty normal for rpgs anyways. still, it feels like there's very little to any character early on aside from the initial interaction. it's just grinding away until i can complete the sidequest they gave me and until i finish it there's no reason to talk to them anymore. although i do still like every character so far. only 3 hours in though. story is shaping up to be interesting and im excited to see where it goes.

If you never played "Dungeon Dreams" You might be lost a bit. There is heavy reference to that game. Even in Early Access this very addictive. Aside from the many many bugs, it is hard to walk away from at times. If you like to sink yourself into games, this can be hard because every now and then one of them breaks the fourth wall. I got a laugh when roaming , I found a chest and someone said whats an unopened chest doing out here? I forget the answer word for word, but it was like "What do you expect from an RPG?" It adds to the game but does seem funny how they all break the fourth wall from time to time but at the same time, aren't all in on the joke. I got a lot of laughs out of this, I am sure you will get many also. My major issue with their games is, they don't make them controller compatible. Not a big issue but their games feel like they would be better if they did or at least this and DD. I got this when it was on sale , thought hell with it I liked Dungeon Dreams. For the price tag its worth it. Edited part. I'm editing this after having played it a few times in different ways. I had run into a game breaking glitch and had contact with the game creator, I give credit to the creators for their efforts in fixing the issue, also they were very fast about solving the issue. They fixed fixed/edited the file, so my problem was solved. I assume they will put out a patch for that problem in no time.

The game felt worth the price to me. There's still some updates that are needed to feel complete but it's good enough for what it is.

the story is very good and the game is entertaining the system is not too complex too i like it a lot